John Kerry didn't lose because he was accused of being a flip flopper. Kerry lost because he was an awful candidate.
“There’s no legislation with regards to abortion that I’m familiar with that would become part of my agenda,” he told the editorial board of The Des Moines Register.
“Governor Romney would of course support legislation aimed at providing greater protections for life.”
"Pre-existing conditions are covered under my plan."
"We will give the state initiatives and money so that they can manage these decisions on their own. But, of course, we'd like them to see them continue that pre-existing band for those who have continuous coverage."
no toss up states map
294 Obama/Biden -- Romney/Ryan 244
RealClearPolitics - 2012 Election Maps - Electoral Map No Toss Ups
VA will flip next, then it will be
281 Obama/Biden -- Romney/Ryan 257
and Romney will only be 13 electoral votes away
it does look like Ohio, is the firewall
I for one think President Obama needs to get "angry". Show some passion, defend yourself, point out Romney's weaknesses . Because if he continues to perform like he did in that debate then maybe he really doesn't deserve reelection. Or want it, I don't know.
Like I said before, that whole angry black man thing disgusts me. If I were him I'd rather lose than to have to cowtow to that bullshit. People who believe in that wouldn't vote for him regardless. No matter how deferential he was to the white man.
Similar to the first debate between Obama and Romney, the debate will be broken into six 10-minute segments.
Two of those segments will focus on the first topic, "The Changing Middle East and the New Face of Terrorism," the CPD statement said.
The other regional topics are "Our longest war – Afghanistan and Pakistan," "Red Lines – Israel and Iran," and "The Rise of China and Tomorrow’s World."
"America’s role in the world" is the fifth topic. The CPD said the topics may be raised in any order.
My question for Romney would be:
You espouse the same economic plan that Reagan and both Bush's used during their tenures. In those 20 years, we had 20 deficits and 0 balanced budgets. And today the cost of government is going up and up, with more and more people on SS and Medicare. Why should we believe you will be able to balance the budget when supply-side economics has never done so, even when GW Bush had a Republican congress?
My question for Romney would be:
You espouse the same economic plan that Reagan and both Bush's used during their tenures. In those 20 years, we had 20 deficits and 0 balanced budgets. And today the cost of government is going up and up, with more and more people on SS and Medicare. Why should we believe you will be able to balance the budget when supply-side economics has never done so, even when GW Bush had a Republican congress?
OR
You say you want to raise revenues with expanding the tax base by lowering deductions and eliminating exemptions. Considering that Grover Norquist would never allow that to happen, will you stand publicly against Grover Norquist and encourage congressional Republicans to follow?
I've got a bunch more but these two are my favorite.
My question for Romney would be:
You espouse the same economic plan that Reagan and both Bush's used during their tenures. In those 20 years, we had 20 deficits and 0 balanced budgets. And today the cost of government is going up and up, with more and more people on SS and Medicare. Why should we believe you will be able to balance the budget when supply-side economics has never done so, even when GW Bush had a Republican congress?
i was gonna say your location, but that works too.This I would kill to hear an answer to.
Doing the same thing over and over again expecting a different result each time...there's a word for that, I believe .
U2DMfan said:My question for Romney would be:
You espouse the same economic plan that Reagan and both Bush's used during their tenures. In those 20 years, we had 20 deficits and 0 balanced budgets. And today the cost of government is going up and up, with more and more people on SS and Medicare. Why should we believe you will be able to balance the budget when supply-side economics has never done so, even when GW Bush had a Republican congress?
OR
You say you want to raise revenues with expanding the tax base by lowering deductions and eliminating exemptions. Considering that Grover Norquist would never allow that to happen, will you stand publicly against Grover Norquist and encourage congressional Republicans to follow?
I've got a bunch more but these two are my favorite.